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Talk to your doctor about prostate cancer screening if you have trouble with urination (peeing). Two tests are often used in combination: a digital rectal examination and prostate-specific antigen tests. You may be at higher risk for prostate cancer if you have African ancestry or have a family history of prostate cancer.

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Colorectal testing every 1-2 years is recommended for people between ages 50 and 74. Your doctor may recommend screening before age 50 and more often if you have an increased risk of this type of cancer (eg. family history of colon cancer, polyps or Crohn's disease).

Dance therapy does not appear to have a large benefit on improving physical or psychological symptoms of people with cancer, such as depression, fatigue or body image. However, you should dance if it helps you feel better.

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